ResMed AirTouch N20 Nasal CPAP Mask

The AirFit N20 and AirTouch N20 are essentially the same mask with one major difference — the cushion. The AirFit N20 features a silicone nasal cushion while the AirTouch N20 features a memory foam cushion. All other mask parts (headgear, frame, short tubing with elbow, magnetic clips) are the same.

Weekly cleaning: headgear, frame

Daily cleaning: short tubing, elbow

As needed: AirTouch N20 cushion

1. Disassemble the mask.
2. Hand wash all parts in warm water with mild soap. Avoid soaking the parts for more than ten minutes.
3. Use a soft bristle brush to clean the parts, paying special attention to the vent holes on the elbow.
4. Rinse each part thoroughly under running water and squeeze excess water out of the headgear.
5. Let the mask components air dry completely out of direct sunlight.

Your AirTouch N20 cushion can be cleaned with CPAP mask wipes or similar alcohol-free wipes on an as needed basis. Submerging the memory foam cushion in water will damage the material and affect cushion performance.

To maintain the best fit and seal for your CPAP therapy, we recommend replacing the entire mask, including the headgear and frame, every 6 months. However, for best performance, the memory foam cushion should be replaced more frequently, ideally every month.

1. Gently pull the mask away from your face and then release it, allowing the cushion seal to inflate and settle comfortably around your nose.
2. Make sure to clean both your mask cushion and your face, as facial oils can interfere with the seal.
3. Ensure you're wearing your AirTouch N20 according to the fitting instructions in the user guide. The way you put on the mask significantly impacts the seal.
4. Adjust your headgear as necessary.
5. Try a larger or smaller cushion size.
6. Replace any worn out mask parts.

If your CPAP mask still leaks after following all those troubleshooting steps, a different mask style may be a better option. Feel free to contact RespShop for assistance in choosing a different mask.